The Goodwood Festival of Speed celebrates motorsports, and features some of the most impressive cars anywhere. To celebrate this year’s festival, renowned sculptor Gerry Judah has created a dramatic swooping sculpture that sweeps over the Goodwood House in West Sussex.

Celebrating the 70th year of Aston Martin’s first race at the festival, the sculpture features white curving lines that reach up to the sky, topped by a classic Aston Martin DBR1.

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